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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-12-01


Delinquent Husbands.
Men tired of their wives occupy moro than
q fair share of the time and attention of the
police magistrates The law gives vcry lit
tie redress 10 women deserted by their hus-
bands. Before a magistrate can interfere ct
all in behalf Of the woman she is obliged TO
apply to the commissioners of charities and
correction for a rcquisition to tho magistrate
in the district in which she resides This
requisition empawers, or rather orders, the
magistrate to issue a warrant for the arrest
Of the delinquent husband. Before obtaining
this order on the magistrate the applicant is
obliged to swear that she is without means of
support and that she will be obliged TO call
on the city to support her if her husband is
not compelled % provide for her II she asks
for any of tho luxures of life she will not
get them, because, having secured the arrest
of her husband, she merely occupies the posi-
ton of a witness in the police court. She has
sworn that she will have to be supported by
the city if the city docs not compel her Eus-
band to provide for her; therefore the city
takes charge of the unfortunate woman's
affairs, and takes the husband into custody
merely to protect itself from having another
pauper to support.
FIVE DOLLARS PER WEEK
This being the case, the woman is rarely
allowed more than IS per week by the ma.--
istrate for the support of herself and pcrhayss
two OF three children. If sho has 10 chill
dren and can do work, or has children who
are able to work, and who turn any of their
earnings over to her, these facts arc taken
into consideration and the amount the hus-
band is ordered to pay her is corresponGingly
leSSencd
The husband may havo nlado the wifc.s
life SO miserable that she cannot 1.-Two with
hirl. Ho boldly announces however: II
never refused to live with her She left Inc.
l am willing to take her homo with mo Low
and support her.
''How is thiss Is he telling tho truthr
the magistrate inquiries.
Il could not live with him He abused
me, called me all manner Of vile names and
said he wished l would lcavo him." the
woman answers.
Although the magistrate may believe
every word the woman says he is pouc-lcss
to do anything but tell her to 60 homo
with the husband, and, if he abuses her. to
come back and have him arrested for discr-
derby conduct or assault. If tho woman re-
fuses the justice has no alternative but to
dismiss the case and let the woman starve or
become pauper, supported by the city
Many of these applicants for support have
not been actually abandoned, but have been
doing more than their share toward main
tanning the household, while the delinquent
husband has been turning mere pittanco of
his earnings into the house, drinking I'D the
remainder and abusing his family every time
| he got drunk.
" If You would only give him talking to
end mako him promise to do better, jud"c, :"
the wife says. Don't lock him up The
little money get from him is better than
none, and if he is locked up he can't earn
| anything"
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-12-01
IN EMERGENCIES.
WHAT TO DO WHEN A BLOOD
VESSEL Is. INJURED.

In Cases of IIeniorrhase More Apprehcn-
sion is Excited Than is Warranted
How to Stop bleeding from Arteries
and Eeins-TaluabIe Advice.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-21


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prptert the great Nelles Slaa *
from overflow. W tia
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lletalant marine theft ~ II X lia 6
neree of the seas. t''s mare al N.
am anoquiveoallyo nts5s.s
tl0n pl pRnper labor ~ 4 y ll,alll
aina9saR our people 81 aArsile W, is.9 llligi
4 lnuerse fully the enaee,sess
ti,its;g piettorm Of Issa iaS sss u IRA
tt ~ leNFf restricting fle wv w is
p1l' .aise the enactment 81 49, ~ +, w
'eet organizations may III 49, M. VI M
f 3..s 81 AL suck lagiaasion N N El.all
iiisliten the people reiaiite i XXI VIZ
h9nEfot partial and iabel y y ~ ~.
feinalsb very resDegtfitgg
Fer She Committee, Aoala Y hii
Hos, z. FoRp, Chairman
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-21


volveli proof sf cur readiness TO submit g
tiIe psoniess rigist 10 choose the nominee y
I tis si1rt5 nud to surrender % q ennffl ltlVtl
OF their rdpreeen tatiFs5 the powers altg INC
ilo5ss temporarily vested W v, ~, f
q further cr1reypundeneei all q WHICH =
I lara inserted without Abridg ment;
Nrv 0HrB1Ss, Sept IS, 1854.
Hon. VI q lsoFers Chairman Commit teq On Res
nlliiRns o. the lats Congress sieiiAl gelteh-
HON Il ihe slssfurna DenrerHoy"
Afy Dear Jiliga-The executive committee
Of the First Congressional District haYs az
pointed q fgi3-cnulmitteet o9ti99se9g 49,, n
atnppeF, j. lludenlaieT, J., T. Peterson anu
myself who are instructed 90 requesp q con-
Ference with the II ure1 en- e tiyes OF your .ol-
EaIiiEatiun, to the end t1at The endeaYof
may be made, Jon THEN, par ~ eSgff b9noI-
akfs rleans, 10 adjust exfattnR differences
and TO sstnsnNthln and laFtnolilIe party 40
ton. The nsenlllers % tals ell5lii t -
motives and purposes, eild thht aetlne ililOn
alifourtiefl apprehensipna you llsNe plSoeu
them BEFORE the pu Bic IN E fa,lse haat, ICY
ask as matter Of Iusttce tlAs YOU AeGptu
them an oppurtunity to be heard
ThHN propose to convince you tnAt - no
time have they entertained any purpose save
tllatof aracrtaininE, by 6 free expression Of
their preference at the baliot-box. TIE choice
Of the Democracy nf tho DISTRICT
They believe with hr- Hunt that the ohoica
Of hsepressntatiFe IN N s sse s-, y
WEI yoir committee that, ii accordance
With Democratic principles and the tlrle-
honored usagas Of the party, the people
should permitted to choose for themselves,
To this end they are prepared TO accept any
p,laFl which gofT committee may neFlse lor
sscertaininR the public preference which q
fair ant-p practicable
Having no information IS - the appuint-
srnent al any executive committee by freal-
dent keTnoeliRn, ] address myself 10 1ou'
assuring you that our COMMITTEES, VIZ afrf %
to any reasonable proposition calculated 10
solve the present unfortunate mlsunuer-
standing, and request you 20 arrange q
Our Committee win be ready b receive
yours at this Office, or meet them elsewhere,
A. Won may prefer, on Saturday at noon,
YsEv cordially yours
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-21
eE-lIoIpERs 81 The sIus.
The Situation as Viewed Nom ,s,,,,il
Dc

speeiai p The Times Democrat
MAaHfNaTON, Oct. 3 !iIg5s III.
political things il Louisiana /, 's ~
stoed ct the pationsl oaBisl, n 4 N,
by tue following speeisi from n v Y,
the New York World, printed t5I.
Iyiends Of Che adminiairstIso w. n
ieel some embarrassment on ~
pamerous violahons q ~ pts,s3 Y,
service araerof Q year 40 Ibs, 'a
undersien6it, Eyerybody l5a.n en-.
gins, Raisin, MoUFis, Ihsmas Nm NJ
battalion Of Federal dsieiais i,sw,
have been running she Maryland IA
al summer, and with 30 diaibpess
peculiar zeal or modiieasi6ae a n
methods that have made them h }, v
mausin the past. This q iI,sf ~,
e eNoite surprise and cbaasls
comes Che astounding iuioFmsHsB
eral officials in Louisiana aro sbs,as
ai The most remarkable cstItsiq
ltnowpin that truly reniaslabeS6
9 campaign which, sof biiisihss
parallel even in the 6ne oIa mn
oarpet5bag times 81 twelve ssais "
II leading up to 4 staio If aiae
shoygh&ul men regard glsh nv
alarm.
AnAlty ls travelling all 1yefl, olis
MpfmdlnR the State goge4nrl9ai F. N
the most extreme gi0idncs 4t
theif work 10 the Sixth Gdnags
asleFi where z contest Wss On lAai
place Of AlT. kpbafsa0hi elaeiei 3
ifHt Heaf bpI since deceased. 0l
are Con. Allen qhQnas eeits
luited States Mint al New Oral
Gnafies kaflange, blited ssta
atlQi neg 3or the Eastern Disifsai Il
ana
Having been gfeaiedinibsltg
moved into another palt 9i tie el4,
they we're Joined biz Thomas
United Statee minister to hgic6
ming retsnn6d to Iol.sIana ftoss.
leaxa 81 Absence, alla it q A0R Atiis
hesi9 % for the purpose d engislQ
cQIapalgEl.
The INCIDENT has caused asgalsf
Since THE il enc Of the most cehg1
Rtiens uf ne fIesidente order illi
cQH9efi- 3he Campaign le being
name OF Tho sO7calied adgini5lftia
OF Louisiana az Against the isf
raey, and this epliatineni pt ~
ciaia aud Apprentices Of M lei
regarded as significant.
he President was warned con,
81 what Was going GA w
was very close to!hil and f9lQaf
isiaIla politics. Ho Was tad tHli
waa being used bya noisy lqal q
tint its effect would he tle a1pia
defeat Of tic administTaHol ii
pts FGere made To Invoke
ils tile affair, but be rgfagsa
There are enough j ederal glhtl3ii'
however, To Justify the clainl
iasg, and now his ii9rtiel peii9H y
States minister " Mexic3 Foll
move any doubt.
'A0f e0prse, 1t ie llnaerst9qi
formed auartere that ths lt9lti
paignare do not represent ~
The ATTACKS on Coy. AloIt QeIg aaa
cr&tic prganiHAtion Of ItoulAial
the lattef do NOT repeessflta az aplt
policy 81 any sort, but ihe AZ
a number OF Mr. ClavelAldk aPlt
trasaling over the state saifiHf "
and this II oqntempt qf tle ff9
phatic order To thelO QntrsEgA
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-21
Appointnent Of Members
ConAsnit.oe.

Special 70 The Times Daiilpqlal'
BAToH RoVaR, oct. A.-e9l,
If Shreveport, pgasidsai u sNii'
state nominating convention q F.
girtpe Of the authority gegtsd n
convention, has appointed a9p.
,lf., and Pierre Iausllxi q ~.
man large Qf the peElq'
eiltral Committee ~ Jllage "a 9gs'
deceased. and i. K. fsfli1l
ililiase appointments ffe slpe 4
lion by dc STATE eeEllsal
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-21

Medical ktqoQFu-
kGurious study has
pA1soahsa, Of The uliifFallg ~ j,
M N snti law-abidiIlg fill4slal
53heir Walk liz Hilgils
A gSSij. lhe aulhaf llssl r.
ben Of observations " ps "A
Hone of norma prog = Y. y, 81
iIi GOOD people the ylgllt W., +
fhsilef fhe, lateral sei,s IAl N.
INF from the nledia Alie " lSs2
tn left siid lie angld q Y
IN All the FOOT from 3 "a 3ls
Nh faa II i Z sili6 than 81 "
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only alipsn ~ bow N *, TX .s,i
inass III general, RAJ siAe
81 Ne tiiiiefenlsal fli1iIl ils.i,,
a.l1'sg "a all -doGrei ls
NM \, fsiisliinss gliAlag!
4 ii sIJia W. u ena slea n y X Y
= Iiisyel LIN tiAsa q ~ =
n ioOriat " tho pgti Ia
I l,f1nQ i n0ed widening 2 ls
p9rf tDEatler Riltil Z Z, ~ I, s3
y Aasasaills-ii " WIZ ".
be8rts tlle lase @ \
Fl 81 II thieves slllS
III Z, 4 IA ri tla foot N!ili J NJ
ess ohtflse, bat We aAl n ',..ss
haig foql prints " iss III sss
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81 II alsp pe pil 4, " \ & Il v i..as
rs tfaoks, and Nlit = s N "A ..
caps rebpaEs,0l $500
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-21

and 8 good Orchard en- ths pgeAlisek. lhiaI
property hss frontage o. half 4 nile pn tlla
rEiiEaan and can be bought fef half eEsh
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-21

F.oh,laa Dails News
tin t5nasisn langHae
oil al Bessie taisl ~ n IS
he alilh te iais
ls5rii q the l3iiqatsll y
.,,' a st2ont 70 pe .
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-21

can enitlqate eaeeflgl sebse 81 hanof
If We only 4lg. Ragal NsV Yaiker
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-21

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emtii FITS. cArs iffai nlfat,

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Naat Sir aesa tie hanef u 9dIiiiaN leflsa
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un3tsf sast MIA 9ts94 copy af ttse f|ist4
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-21

Dear Sill scclgdanes WITH party usage
y hecgfaes nv dnsyi Az tile reit hfatfYe FL
tlse DeInoctat t3feefvatifA Nominating
coaYeniipnM Che First CQuRfe sj5nal i3lss
tEipt. formally " tssiief sci tht pqfiihatian
nf she party 70 ile Ia can1idsife fotsHlfction
X III tetiegal Honse qf Rlrf ~ tatiFae
ennlose tile platform afppial i3Y lie lilafi-
qpeat geuI lFliplill8 r. 4ecap nee If fhe f4l
fiaaqF taNaeEsd Enli Allp n iQfs
gQlt md ofse1leiit ~ ilie 4ilifi1ifH ailnafi
atal bf tlla Dsle9ezfq5 n tbs ili hi iili-
tentlnp sufif 4 tpllaip. q Ipsa H lss
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-21

Aeaspte1es af Han LQNis 81. aiqSata.
RooAa E1EcggIts CAsfFAIek eos i.lxI1s en-
tle Attst tnrefessiqf.Ai pistele 4aiiQat
cratic Cc1ssf ~ artN,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-21

LAX /
Off
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and T
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-21

fesloW.C tiiens 81 Me First Conversational
iistliet % tie ktate u Louisiana gIo hafe|
klle tQgethff n popular o0ne6nti0 "a aivo
axprees 81 Dur adherence Ia tta tinle.soY.
QreH pfinelpleaol the panaefsi d 81 ia X
fifens t1en siiq haE1nqqpise party aetjon. aid
n present IA We pqeEle ~ tilis disiEieta cam
,2ea n Sc tqriy-nislth conaEssa 81 SO
EF ileraociat a. Va understand IL
Atl1tHiHi ~ 800 pf7Hef af tle WHO'S is1fiyl
eaia HHt b. u ID iAdfqs q
sqq ~ sifpHFt Tie 51AGfifi.
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-21

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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-21


Not long after The adjournment Of this sre-
form contention thus orRanized aeoorCline
IL most approved sraditiopAl methode YOUR
executive e0lnnll tee Was called together for
tlle p1rpose 81 discussing Vie poii tisai 4ifua-
~ EaggsDers viewed with solicitusls p1a re-
Eiet this Atte5ppt To force nssB the people
she neminalion Of Nj Htsit Ihey c5n-
s1netea that " division Nltlain de psffy Was,
~ tille tlilti fltciAlt4 70 ~ uepfe, stea. lf4t
re siia1 lssiQf - popal4 favor of khe claims
81 flfal l}aAl GFla &c canniia les Ia 4 district
mere the laip 0efl ~ i1tH5ofi WAS coI33a -
iiFeis fluql sas i Is y 70 tlan ID he lection
q = ksepn tlcan s7easislan ~ gepNseenf
ahe dlsfriet aud ihst ereii eatdssrdnhe
5pleh entail ii ita conaeQu pneae iha loss ~
as ~ anQtenAacy II Tx Federal House on
feseil ietiNea: A&ieletQfe, t1eg concefs ed
sptir eli 81 - ls by overs hoAsfaa endearoF
Y fee ialt usl = = 81 ~ "a fliir the distc
atAsll4sl q elir u n W tsa eliasAss
3Qalqa tisil aqaiItst us - tse 'feibfn To-
isloer4eli esen ~ ilie asfis faction 81 Inf ~
eutfr "a q nqseq$A q con ierts1el fc3 IA par
sra sqpfesqu t4f tf4iiga 81 1910
l.eN 81 4pr flt fJf tntt iitslfeui kef-
Hte llail n4ii n1 81 elafl D1asn III tIis.liii-
~ cs1lQiitiqf.
2ftrs+ tiiAtoAaAlAi 9i7Qo Az
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-06-04
Just as Good as fn the North
east.


Mr.. r. w. Worthup, q Northern
gentleman recently located st en-
nings, in this parish, makes the follow
ing favorable mention Of our section
10 letter to the New York Ameriean:
II have been here about two months,
have seen as good oats, corn, ETC., as /
ever saw in the Northeast, although
not as extensively cultivated. Ny
views ID regard to serial cultivation,
is that the country is new and not de-
ycloped enough to give profitable re-
suits. / think, however, after 9 year
Or two Of cultivation the land win sue
eumb to the culture and produce eyer
lasting gains. The time is not far
distant when this country will take
the lead in horticulture The fruit
bids fair to be Of the finest quality,
equal TO any that California can pro-
duce either 10 size or favor. Oats,
which are now being harvested, are
fully as good as any ! have seen in
the North. The rice crop looks fat
teriDg, and farmers are in good spirits"
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-06-04
w. G. II. u.


At the w. G. 4. y. meeting at the
Methodist Church on last Tuesday
evening, tie full house was amply
paid for their attendance By the varied
program rendered.
The address by Prof. s. A. Knapp
viii be factor for good, and bis elo-
dnent appeals on behalf Of the Home,
We feel viii help those present that
are thoughtful. The points made BY
The speaker were that the excessive
use Of iptoxicants should be subdued
because II destroyed home, society
and liberty.
Mr.. d. Does sang 3 song, aecompa-
pied by Miss E.nnis Bryan on the organ.
Song BIZ Miss Agna Wilmington and
lei brother, q. ID, Wilmington. Also,
the piece Of instrumental music
slNsarer, NY God, 10 Thee'--by them,
Miss Agna 81 The violin and MI w.
Oh Inc guitar, added much to the en-,
iovmeRt Of the evening
Several new names were added 70
the pledge. Look out for The next
meeting, supposed TO be on Thursday,
The l6th inst. Special program-fur-
Cher and more definite announcements
viii be made.
The good work 10 gaiuing ground.
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Moonlight Picnic.

Sylvan Academy closed its 6rst ses-
sion of nine months last Thursday,
and that night the scholars celebrated
the occasion by grand moonlight
picnic in the school-yard, which in
every particular was success and
an enjoyable affair, the evening be.
ing beautiful moonlight one, cool
and al that could be wished for on
such an occasion. The building and
grounds were brilliantly lighted up by
bon 6res, lamps and lanterns, and to-
gether with handsome young ladies,
gallant young gentlemen and pretty,
light hearted little ones presented a
picturesque appearance. The refresh.
ments consisted of ice cream, cake
and lemonade, which were bountiful
and very choice, and every one pres
sent enjoyed it to the fullest extent,
and returned to their homes well
pleased with the evenings festivities.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-06-04

Mr.. a. B. Bullock, Of LOgaowu,
Miss, gave The Echo call on We'd
nesday last. he has been in our town
several days visiting his mother and
brothers, who are living here. Mr..
Bullock seems highly pleased with the
appearance Of things, generally says
the town has made a remarkable
growth since he was here, about three
years ago. Mr.. B. has purchased some
town property and expects TO improve
it soon.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-06-04

Last Tuesday we were pleased to
meet in our sanctum DIR. B. G.. Black
well, Of Vanderbilt Dental College.
The Doctor will locate permanently in
Lake Charles, and has rented the par
sonage of the German Methodist
Church, which be and bis family will
occupy immediately. He comes well
recommended as a frst-elass dentist;
the Echo bespeaks for him a liberal
share of the public patronage. DR..
Blackwell viii open an Office soon,
until then be can be found at his resi-
dence, ready to attend to business.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-06-04
LAKE CHARLES, a.A.


r7r,, Brptist Ohurc1--At II n. m. ind 1880
Fn" an the Sabbath, Prayer Meeting
gg1;,n W, evenings at 7:90 o'clock. Sunday
d IdBo IIE every Sabbath at $50 O'Clock a. m
w r. Church South-Eyery Sunday at ii
H. and nj 7:3O D. m. Prayer Meeting
Gm, AM evenings at 7:80 O'Clock. Sunday
NELL m Sabbath ut $3.50 O'Clock a, m.
T,i,.opol Cht.lUA.--The Rev. Geo. Davis
tjams Rector. Sundays Sunday School
an a5iI a m. Regular Morning Service, II 9. m.
T 20 Song and Sermon, 1850 p. m. Holy
npaaVg-Hoiy Communion, 1919 a m.
y,tboric Churoh.-On sunday--First Mass
81 .sl a m; Second Mass and sermon at 10
IN In the evening Cateehism ct $50 ;
ssrnon and benediction at O'Clock During
s M and benediction at 7:30 p. m.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-06-04
NOTICE,
LAND 0FFIoH Az NEW ORLEANS I T.,

LAND OFFICE an NEW ORLEANS, La,
April ~, 1887
NTOTLCE Is hereby given that the follow
IN ing named settler has filed notice OF his
intention TO make final proof in support Of
bis claim. and that said proof will be made
before the Judge, or In his absence the Clerk,
of the District Court, at Lake Charles, La,
on Saturday, June 18th, 1887, viz Louis
Langley, WIG made Homestead Entry IA, ~;
Of Sec. "a, Up, 8 B., Range West, Louisiana
Meridian He names the following witnesses
TO prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said land, viz solomon BeF-
trand, Alfred Fruge, Jerome Manuel and
Vilmont Marcantel, an Of Galen.ien parish,
La. THOMAS y. BUTLER,
Apr. 30--6t. Register.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-06-04
NOTICE.
LAnp ogrIoE n LIZ onLnAss, Ia.

LAND 0RFIcE AT NEW 0RLEAEs, La,
April 80, 1887.
AT0TICE Is hereby given that the follow
In ing named settler has filed notice OF his
intention TO make final proof In support OF
bis claim, and that aaid proof will be made
before the Judge, or ID hIs absence the Clerk,
81 the District Court, at Lake Charles, Ia,
on Saturday, June II, 1887, via Solomon
Bertrand, who made Homestead Entry No.
b46S, for the SWH Of NWA, Nj Of sWk
and NW5l Of sEA Of Sec. "a, TIP, 9 g., r. 4
West, Louisiana Meridian. He names the
following witnesses 10 prove his continuous
residence upon aud cultivation Of said land,
Marcantei and Jerome Manuel, ~ Of CaIca-
sieu parish, Ia.
THOMAS j. BUTTER,
Apr. S0--8t. Register.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-06-04
NOTECE.

LAND OFFICE At NEW ORLEANS, La, |
May 20, 1887. I
NTOTLCE is hereby given that the follow
In ing named settler has filed notice Of
his intention to make final proof In support
of his claim, and that said proof Will be
made before the Judge, or In his absence,
the CLERK of the District Court, at Lake
ROsemOnd Bourgeois, who made Homestead
Entry No. 57S4, for the NW55( Of sW51, Sec.
3, and ElS OF SEA, See. 4, TIP. 10 B., r, B
W., Louisiana Meridian. He names the fol-
lowing witnesses TO prove his continuous
residence upon, and cultivation OF, said land,
viz John Arcenaax, Delino Ardoin, Etienne
Ardoin, p. 1. LonYiera, all OF Calcasisu
parish, La. -
May 28-6t. Register.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-06-04

Mr.. ]. B. Cort, who came to Lake
Charles some three months ago, with
Mr.. Chas. s. Wright and family, from
Philadelphia, Mo-, left for his home
on the 27th ult. Mr.. Court, during
bis short stay among our people made
many friends by his pleasant and
agreeable manners.